The asking price of £240,000 for a three-bedroom terraced house in this area seems relatively competitive, especially when compared to nearby similar properties. However, the lack of plot size data and absence of a detailed property survey prevents a more definitive assessment of the value for money. The price could be considered slightly on the higher end compared to some others in the immediate vicinity but still within market expectations for the area.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in reasonably good condition. It has undergone some modernisation, with a newly fitted kitchen and what seems to be recently updated flooring and wall coverings. However, there are areas that appear to require attention, for example the garden shows signs of neglect, and the interior design choices might not appeal to all potential buyers. Therefore a mid-range score is assigned.

The property is situated in the Nether Edge and Sharrow area of Sheffield, known for its mix of Victorian and Edwardian housing. Its proximity to good schools like Sharrow Nursery, Infant and Junior School (0.30km) and several others within a reasonable distance, along with its relative closeness to Sheffield city centre (2.33km by train), contributes to a desirable location. However, the lack of specific information on local amenities and the overall vibrancy of the immediate neighborhood prevents a higher score.

The property has a small garden, which is visible in the provided photographs. However it appears overgrown and in need of maintenance, limiting its appeal. A small garden is not considered substantial and this is reflected in the score.